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Community Psychology in Global Perspective publishes work that is of relevance to community psychologists as well as scholars and professionals from a diverse array of other backgrounds with shared interested in community-focused work.
Community Psychology in Global Perspective is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to research, theory and intervention, and review articles exploring human interactions in community settings across the globe. Its special focus is on making explicit the ways in which culture acts as a framework organizing and guiding our experiences, utilizing ecological perspectives to enhance our understanding and promotion of individual and community well-being, and advancing work aimed at the creation of positive social change and social justice.
The journal is international in scope, reflecting the main concerns of social scientists and community practitioners worldwide. Community Psychology in Global Perspective welcomes contributions from a variety of theoretical approaches across disciplines (psychology, sociology, political sciences, urban planning, social work and others), although it especially encourages submissions of field-based, culturally situated research and intervention.
The content of the journal includes:
Research articles that report empirical qualitative, quantitative and mixed-methods studies relevant to community psychology theory, method, and practice. The focus on qualitative research within a psychological frame will be a specific innovative contribution to the social science research.
Review articles that survey theoretical developments or topics of major interest.
Practice issues that present brief reports by practitioners or action researchers, which describe interesting developments and interventions or which address matters of professional and public relevance.
Contributions are invited on all aspects of Community Psychology, including, but not limited to: Community research methods · Participatory action research · Prevention & Wellbeing · Community program evaluation · Community development · Power & Empowerment · Active citizenship & Collective action · Minorities & Social inclusion · Gender · Migration & Intercultural relations · Social justice · Critical community psychology · Ecological clinical intervention
Community Psychology is an open access journal, free of charge to authors, and published online twice per year.
Community Psychology in Global Perspective is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to research, theory and intervention, and review articles exploring human interactions in community settings across the globe. Its special focus is on making explicit the ways in which culture acts as a framework organizing and guiding our experiences, utilizing ecological perspectives to enhance our understanding and promotion of individual and community well-being, and advancing work aimed at the creation of positive social change and social justice.
The journal is international in scope, reflecting the main concerns of social scientists and community practitioners worldwide. Community Psychology in Global Perspective welcomes contributions from a variety of theoretical approaches across disciplines (psychology, sociology, political sciences, urban planning, social work and others), although it especially encourages submissions of field-based, culturally situated research and intervention.
The content of the journal includes:
Research articles that report empirical qualitative, quantitative and mixed-methods studies relevant to community psychology theory, method, and practice. The focus on qualitative research within a psychological frame will be a specific innovative contribution to the social science research.
Review articles that survey theoretical developments or topics of major interest.
Practice issues that present brief reports by practitioners or action researchers, which describe interesting developments and interventions or which address matters of professional and public relevance.
Contributions are invited on all aspects of Community Psychology, including, but not limited to: Community research methods · Participatory action research · Prevention & Wellbeing · Community program evaluation · Community development · Power & Empowerment · Active citizenship & Collective action · Minorities & Social inclusion · Gender · Migration & Intercultural relations · Social justice · Critical community psychology · Ecological clinical intervention
Community Psychology is an open access journal, free of charge to authors, and published online twice per year.
Readership
Community Psychologists · Clinical Psychologists · Social Scientists · Social Workers · Social Psychologists · Administrators · Community and Health Professionals · Urban and Community Planners · Ethnographers · Sociologists · Community Activists·
Indexing & Abstracting
Community Psychology in Global Perspective is covered by following indexing and abstracting databases:
-SCOPUS
-PsycINFO
-PsycArticles
-PsycINFO
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-ProQuest Psychology Journals collection
-DOAJ: Directory of OPEN ACCESS Journal
-GOOGLE Scholar
-ULRICH'S: International Database
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-ULRICH'S: International Database
Vol 7, No 2 (2021): Community Psychology in Global Perspective
e-ISSN: 2421-2113Editor in chief
Terri Mannarini (University of Salento, Italy)
EditorsCaterina Arcidiacono (University of Naples Federico II, Italy), Anne E. Brodsky (University of Maryland Baltimore County, United States), Christopher Sonn (Victoria University, Australia)
Assistant Editor
Serena Verbena (University of Salento, Italy)
| Adapting Social Prescribing to meet the needs of migrant populations: Challenges and solutions to service access and efficacy | Details PDF |
| Blerina Kellezi, Juliet Wakefield, Mhairi Bowe, Kay Bridger, Kirsty Teague | 1-21 |
| Predictors of prosocial behavior during the COVID-19 national lockdown in Italy: Testing the role of psychological sense of community and other community assets | Details PDF |
| Christian Compare, Gabriele Prati, Antonella Guarino, Flora Gatti, Fortuna Procentese, Angela Fedi, Giovanni Umberto Aresi, Silvia Gattino, Daniela Marzana, Iana Tzankova, Cinzia Albanesi | 22-38 |
| Posttraumatic growth, health-related quality of life and subjective happiness among Great East Japan Earthquake survivors attending a community knitting program to perform acts of kindness | Details PDF |
| Yuwen Cynthia Jou, Ikue Miura, Yui Nagamori, Hamidreza Khankeh, Kirsten Ward, Armando Vázquez-Mena, Marlene Lee, Cindy Chiu de Vázquez | 39-59 |
| Caregivers’ and interventionists’ perceptions of a child-centered home visitation intervention | Details PDF |
| Ghouwa Ismail, Deborah Louise Isobell, Najuwa Arendse, Shahnaaz Suffla, Mohamed Seedat | 60-80 |
| The association between behavioral and attitudinal acculturation on Latinx immigrants and U.S.-born Latinxs: a multidimensional acculturation model | Details PDF |
| Roberto López-Tamayo, Leonard Jason | 81-102 |
| The impact of Covid-19 pandemic: Psycho-social perception of the crisis and sense-making processes | Details PDF |
| Raffaele De Luca Picione, Elvira Martini, Sara Cicchella, Salvatore Forte, Maria Carranante, Luca Tateo, Paul Rhodes | 103-128 |
| Mitigating Risks and Building Resilience to HIV/AIDS: Perspectives of HIV-negative, Middle-Aged and Older Men Who Have Sex with Men | Details PDF |
| Renato (Rainier) M. Liboro, Brandon Ranuschio, Sherry Bell, Tammy C. Yates, Lianne Barnes, Charles Fehr, George Da Silva, Jenna Despres, Francisco Ibañez-Carrasco, Andrew Eaton, Aruna Sedere, Trinity Puno, Paul A. Shuper, Lori E. Ross | 129-144 |
Short Research Reports
| International mobility and friendship relationships: Do they contribute to the development of a sense of global citizenship? | Details PDF |
| Gabriele Prati, Annalisa Milite, Elvira Cicognani | 145-159 |
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e-ISSN: 2421-2113